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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23994, 18 June 1941, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS IT'S MIRTH & MELODY MONTH! YOU may win £2 2/1 Write in to the Civio Theatre or IZB your opinion of any of tho four pictures shown during Mirth and Melody Month I 2nd Prize ,CX l/. 0 Consolation Prizes, Double Theatre Tickets. Direction: 1 Civic Theatre, Ltd. 11 A.M., 2 P.M., 5 P.M., 8 P.M. Prices: 1/ to a/1. Very Latest Deaf Aids Available. Plans at Theatre Box Office. Phone 30-100. LAST 2 DAYS "THE NAVY STEPS OUT" with GEORGE MURPHY and LUCILLE HALL. An explosion of lusty hilarity you'll never forget! Rollicking, Roaring, Singing "Shorts." Also HOWARD MOODY at the Civic Grand Organ playing "SONGS OF THE NAVY" AN RKO-RADIO FUN SHOW! Approved for Universal Exhibition. NOW FOR THE SECOND PICTURE OF OUR MIRTH & MELODY MONTH.. THE TAP-HAPPY TOPS IN MUSICAL HITS! The Screen's Greatest Dancer FRED ASTAIRE Gorgeous PAULETTE CODDARD and The Swing Kin?, ARTIE SHAW and his Band "SECOND I CHORUS"i HEAR THESE HITS! "Love of .My Life'-' . "Poor Mister Chii.iholm" . "I Ain't Hep to That Step" and ARTIE SHAW and his Band playing a brand new "Hot Concerto." The fastest, merriest musical madventure that ever danced across the screen! A Paramount Picture. Approved for Universal Exit i bit ion. fraOERKILEYl 51 JVI This Evening at Eight o'clock. . Greater even than "Louis Pasteur"! IV] The Story of M "DR. ERLICH'S MAGIC BULLET" MTIio greatest, most stirring story of medical history ever brought to tho M screen. It's unusual, it's brilliant, it's I rue!! It is a personal triumph for M Edward G. Robinson. You dare not Mmiss it! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Specially Selected Featnrettcg. | THE CAPITOL [ M Note our New Phono Number—6!/-590. MFred Astaire, Eleanor Powell in "BROADWAY MELODY, 1940" M The Year's Outstanding Musical. IWT (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 1 Also Wayne Morris, Rosemary Lane in M "RETURN OF DR. X." (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) MAYFAIR SANDR INGHAM Phone 02-1 tW. To-night & Thnrs., at 7.30. Nancy Kelly, Richard Cummings in "PRIVATE AFFAIRS." Also William Oargan and Wallace Ford in "ISLE OF DESTINY." WAR NEWS and GOOD SUPPORTS; Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. n F [ T A NEW LYNN. u L. Li I r\ Phone 47-958 ( To-night and Thurs., at 7.45. The Picture you have heard so much about. "GRAPES OP WRATH." also "ON THEIR OWN" (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults). rm I jGj IST "DATTALION ' H OME G UARD i CITY AND NEWTON. ■ i fg|pV'* MAJOR RHODES ■ Battalion Commander. "B" Company will parade at Legion of | Frontiersmen rooms, Ponsonby Road, TO- | NIGHT (Wednesday), 7.15 p.m. A full muster I is required as several matters of importance' ; are to bo discussed." j W. F. DALDY, ! "B" Company Commander. ART UNIONS j TpiGHTER'S MOTHER APPEAL. |- 1 TRANSPORT AND PUBLIC BODIES GROUP, Shipping Section. Winning Number in Electric Radiator Raffle: 190-1. Owner of winning ticket please present same to Secretary, Auckland Harbour June 16, 1941. SEABROOK, FOWLDS, LTD. Patriotic Fund. Art Union for Model Yacht. Winning Ticket No. 06. Drawn June 17, 1911. LOCAL BODY NOTICES RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE B EGG'S for Prompt, Efficient and i&xpert Radio Service. Any make of set. Moderate charges.—Begg's. Vulcan Lano Corner. Phone